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Acromantis are small mantids with a slight body. The adult females subwinds are larger than the upper wings, which leads to a interesting look.
At present, at least 21 species are described, e.g.: Acromantis formosana (SHIRAKI, 1911), A. grandis (BEIER, 1930) and A. japonica (WESTWOOD, 1889). Typical look of the nymphs:
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